In the last sermon of our Unpleasant series, Pastor Leon Brown calls the church to self-denial. All who follow after Christ must pick up their cross daily; a rugged wooden cross, whose splinters and jagged edges rub against our preferences, comforts, and apathy. The church must rouse herself and leave behind the inactivity and silence that allows the type of hate found in Charlottesville this weekend to thrive.

You probably don't consider someone who periodically wounds you a friend. That behavior would seem to be more fitting of an enemy. Watch the next sermon in our Unpleasant series as Pastor Brown exhorts the church to faithfully "wound" one another as only a true friend would do.

What keeps you up at night? What do you stress over? Is there a solution for your anxiety? In the second sermon in our Unpleasant series, Rev Leon Brown addresses God's remedy for our anxiety.

If God is good and all powerful, why is there so much suffering in the world? And why, of all people, do His own people, the church, suffer? Rev Brown addresses these questions in the first sermon in a new series while preaching from Philippians 1:27-30

In the final sermon of our Everyday Living series Pastor Brown urges the church to pursue the weightier matters of the law: justice, righteousness and mercy within the church and begin the conversation about doing so outside of the four walls of the church as well.

What captures your attention? With so much media, news, and the desires of the heart vying for our affections, it can be difficult to keep our focus on what is truly essential. Guest Pastor Jerry Gill urges the church to pay extreme attention to the gospel of Jesus Christ as the anchor which keeps the soul from drifting away.

Does forgiving others mean we forget? What if they never ask for forgiveness? Peter asked Jesus how many times we should forgive when we are wronged. In the latest sermon in our Everyday Living series, Pastor Leon Brown addresses the topic of Forgiveness.

What does death have to do with Everyday Living? Pastor Leon Brown addresses the need to protect life and what God has done in Christ to overcome death that awaits each person.

Is evangelism the duty of only paid professionals? Peter teaches that every Christian is part of the royal priesthood of God, transferred from darkness to light so that we would proclaim Christ's excellence. When was the last time you shared the gospel of Christ with someone who did not believe this good news?